Columbiana High School - Clipper Yearbook (Columbiana, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1959 volume:

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Senior Class 0 jqeers - 1959 Left to right: Sue Hetherington, girls' athletic chairmang Carolyn Detwiler, social chairmang Stanley Gurney, vice-president: Ray Oberholtzer, boys' athletic chairman: Art Campbell, treasurerg Jim Rupert presidentg Sheryl Flynn, secretary, This page sponsored by HOLbOWAY'S Columbiana, Ohio GLORIA JEAN ADCOCK - Aunt Red She has as many friends as those who know her. Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 1: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2: FTA 3, 4, Vice President 4: Nurses Aid 1, 2: Beacon Staff 4: Football Homecoming Attendant 4: County Band 1,2, 3, 4: District and State Music Contests 1, 2, 3, 4: Annual Staff 4: Student Council 4, President 4: Plays 3, 4. ROY E. ALLEN - Roy Why let the devil have all the good time, let us go forth. Football Manager 3, 4: Basketball 1: Track 2, 3, 4: Torch Club 1, 2: Hi-Y 3, 4: Projectionist 2, 3, 4: Plays 3,4: Beacon Staff 4: Scholarship Team 2: An- nual Staff 4: Football Cameraman 4. , CHARLES PAUL AUSTIN - Paul It isn't so much the doing of the thing as the satis- faction of having it done. Plays 3,4: Beacon Staff 4: Scholarship Team 2: An- nual Staff 4: Art Editor. JAMES L. BAILEY - Jim His limbs were cast in manly mold for hardy sports and contests bold. , Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Torch Club 1, 2, Officer 1: Plays 3, 4: Beacon Staff 4: Annual 4: Class Officer 1, 2: Athletic Chairman 1, 2. This Page Sponsored by RUSSELL P. LINDSAY INSURANCE AGENCY , 3, .. W qt-LM IH j Vi, 3 ,lf 1 If ,f A if ll? if X cv: x I ,Wah SANDRA ELAINE ANGLEMYER - Sandy A charming girl with a charming personality. Band 1: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 3,45 Librarian 2: Plays 3,4: Beacon Staff 4: Annual Staff 4. NOMA ANTRAM - Noma Quiet and modest, but of cheerful disposition. Tri-Hi-Y 4, Officer 4: Beacon Staff 4: Play 4: An- nual Staff 4: Lima High School: Librarian 2: Class Officer 2: Paper Staff 3. .JA 1 PAULA RAE BIERY - Paula Friendly and charming as she can be, a good ma- jorette is she. . Majorette 2, 3, 4s Head Majorette 43 Mixed Chorus 1, 23 Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,4, Officer 43 Play 43 Beacon Staff 43 Home Ec Club 2, Officer 23 Annual Staff 4. JACQUELINE SUE BORING - Jackie She is as likeable as she is lookable. Band 1, 23 Mixed Chorus 1,2Q Football Homecoming Queen: Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3, Officer 2, 33 FTA 43 Plays 3,43 Beacon Staff 43 Annual 43 Class Officer 2, 3. BARBARA LOUISE BAIR - Teddy Charm strikes the sight, but friendliness wins the soul. Band 1, 23 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Officer 23 FTA 3,4, Officer 43 Plays 3,41 Beacon Staff 43 Class Officer 1, 23 County Band 13 Annual Staff 4. BARBARA ANN BALKE - Barbie A free and friendly disposition, though not oft displayed by words. Mixed Chorus 1,21 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 23 Play 3. ARTHUR GARR CAMPBELL - Art Of this stuff men are made. Mixed Chorus 13 Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball Man- ager 23 Track 2, 3, 43 Torch Club 1, 2, Officer 1: Student Council 33 Plays 3, 43 Beacon Staff 43 Annual Staff 4, Business Manager: Class Officer 3, 4, Treas- urer 3, 4. JOYCE ELAINE CROSS - Joyce Happy am I, from care I'm free. Mixed Chorus 1,2, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 43 Play 43 Beacon Staff 43 Scholarship Team 13 Home Ec Club3 Annual. This Page Sponsored by Y KELLER'S HARDWARE Columbiana, Ohio TOM CRUMBACHER - Tom Nothing was ever accomplished without enthusiasm. Torch Club 1, 2: Hi-Y 3, 4: Plays 3,4: Class Officer 2: Football Field Manager 4: Annual. JAMES CULP - Jim Men of few words are the best men. Basketball 2, 3: Track 1: Torch Club 1: Hi-Y 4: Plays 3,4: Annual. CAROLYN LEE DETWILER - Carolyn A witty woman is a delight, a witty beauty a treasure. Band 1: Mixed Chorus 1: Cheerleader 2, 3,4: Tri- Hi-Y l,2,3, Vice President 1, President 2: FTA 3, 4: Librarian 4: Student Council 1, 3, 4, Assembly Chairman 3, Secretary 4: Plays 3, 4: Beacon Staff 4: Scholarship Team 3: Class Officer, Secretary 1: Social Chairman 4: National Honor Society 4: An- nual Staff 4. JO ANN ELLIS - Jo Small in stature but large in heart. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball Homecoming At- tendant: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3,4: Plays 3, 4: Beacon Staff 4: Home Ec Club 2: Annual. Compliments of DAIRY QUEEN 241 E. Park Avenue Columbiana, Ohio BARBARA -ELLEN DAVIS - Barb Her ways are ways of pleasantness. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4: FTA 2 3,4, Secretary 3, President 4: Nurses Aid 3, 4: Stu dent Council 3: National Honor Society 3, 4: Plays 3,4: Beacon 4, Assistant Editor: Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3: Prince of Peace Contest 4: Alternate to Girls' State: Class Officer: Annual. SALLY JEAN DAVIS - Sally I hate no one, I am content with the world. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 1: Beacon Staff 4: Play 4. SHERYL ANN FLYNN - Sherry Short, but sweet. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3,4: Librarian 4: Plays 3,4: Beacon Staff 4: Home Ec Club 2, Secretary 4: Annual Staff. HARRY A. FULLERTON - Harry Merlin, Blackstone, Houdini - and me. Hi-Y 4: Play 4: Annual. JOHN F. FELLERS ' Jack Three necessities of life: Song, wine and - wom- en? Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Torch Club 1, 2: Projectionist 3,4: Play 3: Scholarship Team 3: County Band 1, 2, 3, 4: District and State Music Contest 1, 2, 3: Boys' State Delegate, President 1: Annual. JANET MARIE FELTON - Janet Laugh and the world laughs with you. Mixed Chorus 2, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 1.2, 3, 4: Play 4: Bea- con Staff 4: Annual. GEORGE THOMAS GARROD - George If girls interfere with your work, quit work. Mixed Chorus 2: Torch Club 1: Hi-Y 2: Play 4: An- nual. ROBERTA GRACE GARVER - Bobbie Oh, for a good time. Tri-Hi-Y 4: Beacon Staff 4: Majorette 4: Annual Staff: Play 4. Compliments of OAKS WELDING, INC. Columbiana, Ohio A Jw 3 MARGARET ELLEN GRIFFITHS - Margie A wonderful girl, quiet and shy, but a person worth not passing by. Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Chaplain: FTA 4: Librarian 2: Plays 3.4: Beacon Staff 4: Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3: Annual Staff: National Honor Society 4. RICHARD WAYNE HAMILTON - Dick I'll take things as they are. Torch Club 1, 2: Hi-Y 3, 4, Officer 4, President: Projectionist 4: Plays 3, 4: Akron Youth Convention: Annual Staff 4. We , , M Niwnlfww AM N... AW BARBARA LOU HANNA - Barb A girl of nimble wit is she, full of fun and gaiety. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3: Tri-I-Ii-Y 1, 2, 3,43 Play 3, 43 Beacon Staff 4, Circulation Manager: Home Ec Club 2: Class Officer 2: Annual Staff. SANDRA SUE HETHERINGTON - Sue Quiet and demure, but always a friend. Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Plays 3, 4: Beacon Staff 4: Class Officer 4: Girls' Athletic Chairman. Compliments of BURBICK REALTY A wise man invests his money in a home. Phone: IV 2-2573, Columbiana, Ohio MARY LOUISE GURNEY - Mary Lou To her friends she'll be loyal, whether their rank be low or royal. Mixed Chorus 1: Basketball Homecoming Queen: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Officer 2, Vice President: Nurses Aid 3: Play 4: Beacon staff 4: Scholarship Team 2: Annual 4, Assistant Editor. STANLEY J. GURNEY - Stan A fine fellow, a good sport and a staunch friend. Mixed Chorus 1: Football 1, 2,3,4: Basketball 2: Track 2, 3,4: Torch Club 1,2, Officer 1, 2: Student Council 2, 4: Plays 3,4: Beacon staff 1,4: Class Of- ficer 2, 4, Vice President 4: Annual Staff. ALAN FRANKLIN HOFFMAN - Al Never trouble trouble 'til trouble troubles you. Band 3,4: Basketball 3: Play 4: Prince of Peace 3,4: Drivers Training Convention: Annual Staff 4: Asta- bula High School: Latin Club 2: Band 1, 2: Mixed Chorus 1: National Honor Society 4. CAROLYN SUE HOULETTE - Carolyn A friendly heart has plenty of friends. Band 1: Mixed Chorus 1, 2: Nurses Aid 4: Play 4: Beacon Staff 4: Teen-age Rodeo 3: County Band 1: County Chorus: Annual Staff 4. SANDRA RAE HICKMAN - Sandie Full of mischief, pep and smiles: she's skilled at feminine tricks and wiles. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Football Homecoming At- tendant: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Plays 3, 4: Beacon Staff 4: Home Ec Club 2: Annual Staff 4: Wilmington Chorus Festival. MARGARET LOUISE HIVELY - Peg She spares no pains in doing her best. Mixed Chorus 1, 2: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 1: FTA 2, 3: Nurses Aid 4: Student Council 2: National Honor Society 3, 4: Beacon staff 4: Business Manag- er: Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3: Girls' State ,-K U 1. . x, , xy 1 X r, , .4 Y, , nf Q 1, I, , Lf., ANNA HUGHES - Anna Time will explain all. Tri-Hi-Y 2, 4: Beacon Staff 4. CAROL ADAIR KECK - Carol A bundle of activity with personality thrown in. Mixed Chorus 1,2: Tri-Hi-Y 1,2: Librarian 2: Plays 3, 4: Scholarship Team 2: Prince of Peace 2, 3, 4: Class Officer 3, Business Manager: Annual 4, Editor- in-Chief. THERONS Your Friendly Food Center Open 20' Hours Every Day 6 A.M. Till 2 A.M. JERRY LEE MOLLENKOPF - Molly Beneath quiet waters lie unsuspected depths. Football Manager 4: Basketball 2, 4: Track 2, 3, 4: Torch Club 1,2: Hi-Y 3, 4: Play 4: Annual. PHILIP H. NELSON - Phil Bolder in thoughts and actions than in words. Band 1,2: Torch Club 1, 2: Hi-Y 3, 4: Plays 3, 4: Annual. RAYMOND EDGER OBERHOLTZER - Obie Recipe for having friends - be one! Football 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1: Track 1,2: Torch Club 1,2: Hi-Y 4: Student Council 1: Play 4: Class Officer: Boys' Social Chairman 1, 4, President 3: Annual. MARY CAROLE OELER - Mary In the right place is her heart and her hand is ready and willing to serve. Flag Bearer 1, 2: Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3: Nurses Aid 4: Plays 3, 4: Beacon Staff 4: Prince of Peace 4: Class Officer: Girls' Athletic Chairman 2: Annual. Compliments of FRANKLIN FURNITURE COMPANY Columbiana, Ohio RITA CAROL NEWSOM - Lucy We find nothing false or insincere: everything is straightforward and springs from the heart. Mixed Chorus 1, 2: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 4: Plays 3.4: Bea- con Staff 4: Annual. , CAROL ANN OAKS - Oatie Character brings success: Laughter wins friends. Mixed Chorus 1, 2: Basketball Homecoming Attend- ant: Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3, Treasurer 2: FTA 4: Librarian 4: Plays 3, 4: Beacon Staff 4: Scholarship Team 3: Class Officer: Girls' Social Chairman 1, 3: Flag Bearer 1, 2: Annual 4: National Honor Society 4. lf, I 1 NANCY LOUISE PERRINE - Nancy Although she's as studious as one can be, she's full of fun and ga iety. Band 1,2,3: Tri-Hi-Y 1,2: FTA 4: Plays 3.4: Scholarship Team 3: Prince of Peace 2, 3, 4: County Band 1: Annual 4, Assistant Editor: National Honor Society 4. GEORGE WIl.LIAM REAGGLE - Rigs 'George really has a wonderful voice, when we want a song he is our choice. Mixed Chorus 4: Football 2: Basketball 1: Torch Club 1: Hi-Y 4: Plays 3,4. .iw .Q ,ff fr JAMES ANDREW OESCH Jim Short but mighty. Torch Club 1, 2: Hi-Y 3, 4: Plays 3,4. DENNIS WAYNE PAULSON - Enis In all the arts in which the wise excel, Nature's chief masterpiece is writing well. Band 1, 2: District and State Music Contests 1, 2: Mixed Chorus 1: Football 1, 2: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Torch Club 1,2, Officer 1, 2: Hi-Y 3, Officer 3: FTA 4: Student Council 4, Officer 4: Plays 3, 4: Beacon Staff 4, Editor-in-Chief: Scholarship Team 1, 3: Boys' State Delegate 3: Class Officer 3: Rodeo 3, 4. M P wifi BARBARA ANN REMIAS - Barbara These quiet ones sometimes fool you. Mixed Chorus 1,4: Tri-Hi-Y 1, 4: Beacon Staff 4: Home Ec Club 2: Annual 4: Play 4. MARILYN JUNE ROHRER - Marilyn She is gentle, she is shy, but there is mischief in her eye. Mixed Chorus 1,2: Tri-Hi-Y 1,2,4: Play 4: Beacon Staff 4: Home Ec Club 2. Compliments of WELL'S DRUG STORE Columbiana, Ohio JAMES ARTHUR RUPERT - Jim If you don't succeed, try and try again, but not too often. Student Council 4: Plays 3, 4: Boys' Social Chairman 3, President 4: Annual. ROBERT L. ST. JOHN - Bob Silence never betrays you. Play 4: Annual. JACQULYNN SITLER - Jackie Frowns go, smiles come and laughter reigns for- ever. Mixed Chorus 1: Tri-Hi-Y 1,2: Nurses Aid 4: Play- 4: Beacon Staff 4: Prince of Peace Contest 3: Annual. A JOHN W. SITLER - Slim A friendly heart has many friends. Band 1: Mixed Chorus 1: Torch Club 2: Hi-Y 3: Pro- jectionist 2, 3, 4: Play 4: Road-e-o 3, 4: Annual. Compliments of CITIZ.EN'S SAVING BANK Columbiana, Ohio HOWARD FREDERICK SARVER - Savers Never do today what can be done tomorrow. Torch Club 1, 2: Hi-Y 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Play 4: An- nual. GLENDA LEE SHASTEEN A song is but a little thing, yet what a joy to hear her sing. Flag Bearer 1, 2: Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 1,2, 3, 4: Nurses Aid 2, 3,4: Beacon 4: Play 4: Prince of Peace Contest 4: Ohio Safety Convention 3: Road- e-o 2, 3, 4: Annual: Wilmington Chorus Festival. RICHARD WENDELL SULLIVAN - Dick As big as life and full of fun, his monkey shines will ne'er be done. Band 1,25 Football 1,2,3: Track 4: Torch Club 1,2 Hi-Y 3, 4: Plays 3, 4: Annual. DONALD LEROY VIGNON - Don A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. Basketball 1,2: Hi-Y 1: Play 3: Annual. gcc Z! amwiaa or 'lrfkfws 10 olw-aa-f0.e,e, 1' rw-Mnwwb. Jyffnufula ' 'ffo-o-J1we.hAh1.,ci4 AfK J' ' folaj . RosA1.1E JEAN WARNER - Rosy aj f447A 44 By diligence she wins her way. 900 Band 1, 2: Mixed Chorus 3: Tri-l-li-Y likmgonal Honor Society 3, 4: Librarian 1: Scholarship Team 1, 2, 3: Prince of Peace 3: Semi-finalist National Merit Scholarship 3: Baldwin Wallace College 4. lf-M4-,we AL:- - I JOHN H. WILMS, IR. - John I take life easy and find it quite worthwhile. Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4: Boys' Chorus 1: Choraliers 2: Hi-Y 4. HERBERT NESSELROTTE - Herb The mightier the arm, the mightier the deed. Fairfield High School: Baseball 3: Sportsman Club 1,2: Hobby Club 4: Annual staff 4g Newspaper Staff 4g Tumbling Team 3. Compliments of CENTRAL PORCELAIN COMPANY Columbiana, Ohio T he Sensor Class Will GLORIA ADCOCK leaves her ever famous name of Bubbles to Mr Barton ROY ALLEN leaves hrs Job of lrmrng the football freld to Mr Warner SANDIE ANGLEMYER hopes to leave rn a Thunder brrd NOMA ANTRAM leaves her offrce Job to anyone who rsn tembarrassed to walk rnto Mr Warner s class PAUL AUSTIN leaves hrs actrng abrlrty to next year s Senrors they ll need rt JIM BAILEY leaves hrs nrckname of Fat boy of the football team to Jrm Young BARBARA BA IR leaves for the Duckpond PAULA BIERY leaves for Washrngton D C We wonder why' JACKIE BORING leaves her abrlrty to be late to her own homecomrng coronatron to any future queen who wrshes to cause a mrld uproar ART CAMPBELL leaves hrs grrl frrend s boy frrend s car to anyone wrllrng to lrve rn thrs Eternal Trrangle JOYCE CROSS leaves her abrlrty to get stuck rn the snow three trmes rn one nrght to Mr Frsher TOM CRUMBACHER leaves hrs seat rn Trrg to Wrllram Jamrson Knotts Jr JIM CULP leaves hrs frve mrnute sessrons wrth Jackre Borrng to anyone who has a strong heart BARBARA DAVIS leaves her abrl rty to talk to Drck all Homeroom perrod to anyone who has a Drck to talk to and can get permrssron from Mr Barton SALLY DAVIS leaves to become someday Mrs Robert A Mrlls CAROLYN DET WILER leaves twelve more rnches of herght to Deedle Davrdson JO ANN ELLIS leaves for the South ern part of the state JACK FELLERS leaves hrs red and black CAT hat to Henry Hanna JANET FELTON leaves her abrlrty to take a Joke and laugh about rt to Mr Strausbaugh SHERYL FLYNN leaves all her clothes to anyone small enough to wear them HARRY FU LLERTON leaves but thrs trme he takes Sandy wrth hun GEORGE GARROD leaves hrs short btuld to anyone who lrkes to be trampled rn gym playrng basketball BOBBIE GARVER leaves her tarlor made skrrts to be drvrded among the Junrors MARGIE GRIFFITHS leaves her sophrstrcated walk to Sharr Gavrn MARY LOU GURNEY leaves her lrttle Hrllman Mrnx to trade rt rn on a 51 black Ford STANLEY GURNEY leaves to hold an rnterest rn a lrfe long partnershrp at Kellers DICK HAMILTON leaves Carl Adcock s abrlrty to soap Mr Barton s wrndows and get caught to hrmself BARBARA HAN NA leaves Henry Thank heavens' SUE HETHERINGTON leaves her abrlrty to go wrth the boy next door to Sandre Dean SANDIE HICKMAN leaves her long brown harr to Becky Way AL HOFFMAN leaves hrs nrckname peanut to the Skrppy Peanut Butter Company PEG HIVELY leaves her rntellrgent adult behavror to Herlrey' CAROLYN HOULETTE leaves the farm for some crty lrfe ANNA HUGHES leaves her warm frrendly smrle to Mr Mercer CAROL KECK leaves the annual to next year s edrtors and hopes they can thrnk of somethrng orrgrnal JERRY MOLLENKOPF leaves hrs track abrlrty to John Herron PHIL NELSON leaves berng the only Senror wrth a convertrble RITA NEWSOM leaves her abrlrty to run up a S100 telephone brll to anyone who rsn t afra rd of hrs parents CAROL OAKS leaves all of her car reparr brlls to John D Rockefeller but then he probably wouldn t have enough money to pay for them all RAY OBERHOLTZER leaves endrng the long charn of Obres rn C H S MARY OELER leaves her herght to anyone who would lrke to have a change of clrmate rt s warmer up where Mary rs JAMES OESCH leaves hrs strong wrll to avord grrls to the Junror Class Casanova Bob Bender DENNIS PAULSON leaves hrs abrlrty to do all hrs work at once and have the rest of the trme free for Steph to anybody who thrnks he can stand the strarn NANCY PERRINE leaves her brg appetrte and 22 rnch warst lrne to Barb Rohrer who has the same trouble GEORGE REAGGLE leaves hrs abrlrty to laugh at Mr Warner s Jokes to anyone who hasn t read the lesson for that day BARBARA REMIAS leaves her quret and srncere ways to Margaret Martrn MARILYN ROHRER leaves her abrlrty to go wrth two boys at once to anyone who can get two boys to go wrth them JIM RUPERT leaves hrs abrlrty to play hard to get to Jack Brrttarn HOWARD SARVER leaves hrs Coy ways to a certarn Carol GLENDA SHASTEEN leaves her French Ways and Sways to Mrs Lrston JACKIE SITLER leaves her shrny black harr to Carolyn Rrdel JACK SITLER leaves hrs famous Ital ran Jokes to Joe Schultz BOB ST JOHN leaves hrs books to the Janrtors and he hopes they have a Red Hot trme wrth them DICK SULLIVAN leaves hrs I don t care attrtude to someone who does DON VIGNON leaves hrs black curly harr to Mr McGoo ROSALIE WARNER leaves the experrence of a year at college to the class of 59 JOHN WILMS leaves hrs long legs to Jerr Yoder BARBARA BALKE leaves her chew rrrg gum to Mr Warner THE ENTIRE SENIOR CLASS WILLS MR GLOSS Q WITH FOLDED ARMS AT THE DANCESJ TO THE JUNIOR CLASS ' Y 0 1 .. .. . ' . . ' . . . . , . 1 1 ' ' . . . . . , . , . 7 . , . ' - f n n ' r u u ' A . , . . . . . . . , . , . . . . . n ' n r . . , . . ,, . ,, . . . . . ,gg I 5- n - -1 - k . . . . . , - . . . ,, - n - n n . . , . ' . . . . . . . , . . 'b , . . , . . - - . , - , . ' . A . L ' ' u n ' . , ' 1 . . . - - , . . . ,, . . ,, , . li g . . . . . . . -C . , . . . . . , . . . ,, - - I - I , ' - u ' n - 1 . . . . . . . . . , .. s , . . . . . . ,, ,, . N , . ' - n u - ' 5 V I f' . . . , . , ' . . T . . . . . . ,, - - ,, . . A - . ' n n - vu ro . .- Fr , . . , E. n n ' - - vs I n - 15 . ' . I 4 Q , 1 - - f' . . 2 . . . , . ,Z . ,p h! -, .4 W 5 ' q ' , L' P4 r ' ' 7 'f E3-' Cy' Class History We, the Class of 1959, leave behind use many memorable and fun-filled days. As Freshmen, we were not by any means the shy type. We managed to survive the ordeal of Freshman initiation by grim endurance. Under the able leadership of our president, Jack Fellers, we had a very successful year. Perhaps by luck, we all returned ready, willing, and able for our Sophomore year. This year was spent mostly in earning money for our Junior year activities. Our president fora this year was Bill Brown. The word work reminds us all of our Junior year. Selling refreshments at the football and basketball games was one of the major projects we undertook in order to earn money for our big event of the year, the Junior-Senior Prom. We also presented the play, Finders Creepers, and selected our class rings. This year we were under the leadership of Ray Ober- holtzer, our president. And now as we think of our Senior year, we can all say that we have gained much from the experiences of our high school years. The main project of the Senior year, our annual, was started on its way. Then we presented the Senior play, Rebel Without a Cause. This was our year for publishing the school paper, and a new look was introduced. Having our pic- tures taken and ordering our class cards were two of the many traditional things which we did during this year. Our president was Jim Rupert. And now as June, 1959, rolls around we come to the most important step we have made thus far - our graduation. VRF Z ' V34 - A-V x A , Al . O . gn .1 ' s f How weird Mr. and Mrs. Stark 8 - Stranger? Rumble! Our Heroes Home Room Dick and Barb Casino Sue Seniors? The Gang Physics Tonsils Aunt Red L'i1 I-Iorribles Denny Play Practice Glenda Physics Gloria and Jackie Class O jqcers 4 funior Vice-President ---------- JEAN SITLER Girls' Social Chairman - - - LEANNE GURNEY Assistant Business Manager - - - LUCY KEYLOR Treasurer ------------ BECKY REESE Boys' Social Chairman ---- CARLYLE ELSER President -------- - -A - TOM LOGAN Business Manager - - - - LARRY REED Secretary ------- ----- B OB BENDER Not Pictured: JIM GANO - - - - Assistant Business Manager Sophomore Secretary ---------- NANCY HOFFMAN Girls' Social Chairman ------- AUA GRINS Girls' Athletic Chairman -ELIZABETH REAGGLE Boys' Athletic Chairman - - HARMON MARTIN Treasurer ----------- NEIL JOEBCHEN Vice-President -------- OTIS VESTFALLS Boys' Social Chairman - - WOODROW BAUMAN President --------- DONALD DAVIDSON Freshman, Girls' Athletic Chairman - - NANCY CAMPBELL Vice-President ----- - - - SI-IERRY WARD Boys' Social Chairman - - - - TOM AUSTIN Secretary --------- - - JANET DAVIS Boys' Athletic Chairman - - - DAVID GARROD Girls' Social Chairman - - - MARCIA HEWITT President ------------- BECKY WAY Treasurer - - - - -MARY LOU LONGSWORTI-I 8. , ae. r .. .. . 7 ' .,v '. . lug., .Q I.. 1 , W ...wx . 4 'fn' .q.u'Q u.: . , ,:, 0 4- 6O...h . , 9 gr .I 'tis' .L ,d:l ay.. 1 ..a 0'S'g'f X- 0.1106 J. 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'2de'i'r ,-fu- V 6:1-:Q'n2:al.t'rQu' .-':vbR:':3.f ':::',' ' J nz.: Q:Q. :9::':o.q:-:oz '2o.n':'P?:'R':.nk'r V .':P:u:' 1 1- i I I I I I 1 National Honor Society Selection ot members for the National Honor Society is based on scholarship, character, and serv- ice. To be elected to this group is the highest honor which can come to a student. The following stu- dents should be extremely proud that they are members of this group, for all that it means. Members are: Peg Hively, Barbara Davis, Rosalie Warner, Nancy Perrine, Margaret Griffiths, Carolyn Detwiler, Jack Fellers, Carol Oaks, Alan Hoffman, Stephanie Bookwalter, Sally Way, and Tom Logan. Student Counctl The Student Council is composed of fifteen members, one from the 8th grade, two Freshmen, three Sophornores, four Juniors and five Seniors. The council handles school dances, special assemblies, and the homecomings. They receive sug- gestions from the student body concerning school affairs. They are planning on putting out a student handbook next year. Future Teachers of America The F. T. A. is a student organization for those interested in exploring teaching as a profession. For the first time since its organization three years ago, the Columbiana F. T. A. is affiliated with the National F. T. A. and has received its charter. Beacon Stajf The Beacon staff, under the editorship of Dennis Paulson and the guidance of Mrs. Jackson, has given us a new look in our school newspaper. Congratulations for a job well done. Compliments of COLUMBIANA PUMP CO. Yard Hydrants Columbiana, Ohio PROOFREADERS: Margaret Griffiths, Carolyn Detwiler. SPORTS COMMITTEE: Roy Allen, Jim Bailey, Stan Gurney. Annual Staff EDITOR-IN -CHIEF: Carol Keck. ASSISTANT EDITORS: Mary Lou Gurney and Nancy Perrine. BUSINESS MANAGERS: Al Hoff- . man, Art Campbell, and Phil Nelson. SPORTS EDITOR: Dick Hamilton. ART AND PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR: Paul Austin. TYPING COMMITTEE: Sheryl Flynn, Noma Antram, JoAnn Ellis, Barbara Davis, Sandra Anglemyer, Carolyn Houlette, Margaret Hively. PHOTOGRAPHY: Paul Austin, Jackie Sitler, Howard Sarver, Rita Newsom, Janet Felton. CREDITS: Will - Barbara Hanna and Gloria Adcock: Alumni - Sandie Hickman and Paula Biery: His- tory - Barbara Bair and Rita Newsom: In Charge of Dixon School Annual Sales - Jackie Boring: Fac- ulty Advisor - John C. Barton. High School Chorus Senior Duet Freshman Double Double Trio Trio , Compliments of LEHMAN'S HARDWARE Columbiana High School Band 3-'I' I ii ii Compliments of JOE and LENORE HOFFMAN Life Insurance Specialists Columbiana, Ohio MR, THOMAS HABAN, Director Flag Bearers Compliments of CAMPBELL'S DRY CLEANERS 106 South Main Street Columbiana, Ohio Hi- Y Club Offcers Hi-Y Senior Tri-Hi-Y Torch Club Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y Freshman Tri-Hi-Y Hi- Y Club Torch Club Senior Tri-HL Y Sophomore Tri-Hi Freshman Tri-HL Y Home EC. Club Compliments of ELSER FLYING SERVICE North Lima, Ohio Detwiler Award KEN WARRICK '58 Mr. Fred Detwiler ofthe Fry Funeral Home has presented a fifty dollar award to a deserving Senior for the last thirteen years. The Senior is selected by the faculty and members of the student body for achievement in scholarship, character, and citizen ship. Ken Warrick was selected for 1958. Teen,-Age Road-E-O Fifteen C. H. S. students 'participatedin the area Teen-Age Road-E-O sponsored by Junior Chamber of Commerce and Sohio. Jack Sitler and Bill Davidson took first and second places in the boys' division and Donna Jobchen and Glenda Shasteen won first and second place in the girls' division. These four participated in the state Teen-Age Road-E-O at Zanesville. Glenda placed second in the girls' division and won a trophy and 25500 cash prize. Sponsored by FRY FUNERAL HOME Columbiana, Ohio Librarians -L25 X Pro jectionists S3 u Nurses Aids G X Cameramen 'N J wg i Cast of REBEL WITHOUT A CAUSE Act I Police Station The Gang Our Director Roy, Art, QDennisy Jack Cathryne Esenwein The Junior Play - CRAZY BUT CUTE After several weeks of play reading, the Juniors have selected the comedy Crazy but Cute as their play. It is a light and highly-entertaining comedy and will be presented the evening of April 17th in the High School Auditorium. Faculty advisor and director is Mrs. Perrin. It comes too late for us to publish pictures or give cast, but we are sure the play will provide a most enjoyable evening ATHLETICS .. . . u v an .0 .. . 4 8'fn.l. ... ,. .. iw? L .q'n.o.:P A U Qff gs ,', my Xt. ,,-3 R,..,o:q:Ichcx fazp 1 4 l 'U ' ' .',o Q. 1-kqf .s?.oon'on'Q'..xmm 4 H L - 4,.:YQ,,.',,,c- . ....n..f.. rf.: 'v'4'f . H' - -.off . x. 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As the sea- son pro ' ' gressed, the Clips gained valuable ex perience and capped the year with a victory ove L ' ' ' ' r ouisville, to finish with a 3-6-1 record Pictured above are co ca t ' A - p aims Carlyle Elser and Jim Bailey. At the right are Head Coach George Fisher and Assistant Coach Rich Berryman and As- sistant C oach Ted Ossoff, Compliments of BEN FRANKLIN STORE Jim, one of our co-captains, played a terrific game at center and was a tiger at the defensive linebacker position. Very seldom did a runner get by him. Be- cause of this, Jim was given an honorable mention berth on the All-Tri-County team. His fine playing will be hard to duplicate next year. Carlyle, our other co-captain was the right guard, and a very good one. His fine defensive work helped the team greatly this year. He was the key to the Clippers offense, Carlyle was chosen to the sec- ond team All-Tri-County this year, Stan, at his end position, displayed some beautiful downfield blocking and also did a terrific job at de- fensive halfback. He was given an honorable men- tion position on the All-Tri -County team. His abil- ity to catch almost any pass thrown to him will be greatly missed by next year's team, Art played his first year of varsity ball. He dis- played outstanding line play, opening many holes in the opposition's forward wall. Art was also a mainstay on the defensive line. His absence will be felt by next year's team, Tom, although only a junior, played his third year with varsity, His great defensive and offensive line play was a great help to this year's team. Because of his ability, Tom was selected for the first team All-Tri -County. He will be a bit asset to next year's team. Ray, also his first year of varsity ball, was standout at his defensive position. He filled in equally well at the offensive guard position. He will be a big as- set to next year's team, Alan was another lad who won his varsity letter as a defensive linebacker, He also filled in capably in the Clipper backfield. He should be of great value to next year's team. Roger was a defensive standout this year at the line- backer position. He helped break up many passes. He should be outstanding next year for the Clipper eleven. This page sponsored by KENMAR MANUFACTURING COMPANY East Palestine, Ohio Ray was our quarterback this year and a good one. His signal calling and his passing ability will be a big asset to next year's team. Jim was plagued by a shoulder injury this year. When he was in there, he gave his best. He should be a credit to next year's team. Don earned his varsity letter as a capable front line replacement both offensively and defensively. He should be a big help to next year's team. Don was a standout on this year's team, in that he had the ability to catch passes from almost any an- gle. He will be a capable performer for the Clipper squad for the next two seasons. Gary played a good game at fullback this year. His many long runs and his power to bust through the line helped greatly thisyear. Hewill be the spark for the Clipper's backfield next year. Larry showed his football ability by making several nice runs, He was adequate at the defensive half- back position. He should help next year's team. Paul was an excellent defensive halfback this year. He filled in at offensive halfback when the need arose. The Clipper fans can look for two more years of varsity action from him, This page is sponsored by KENMAR MANUFACTURING COMPANY East Palestine, Ohio Varsity Cheerleaders The Reserve Cheerleaders are Betsy Det- wiler, Janice Toot, Lana Keller, and Sher- ry Ward. This year's Varsity Cheerleaders are Carolyn Detwiler, Barbara Bair, Jean Sit- ler, and Sally Way. The girls did a great job in leading our pep rallies and cheering section. Reserve Cheerleaders This Page Sponsored by UNION BANKING COMPANY W Columbiana, Ohio Baskeib 11 Q f aw Af' .-:N xx' This year's team was made up of only 3 return- ing boys from last year's squad. The team lacked experience to start off the season. Most of this year's losses were attributed to the inexperience of the Clipper squad. The starting five was composed of fourisophomores and one junior. In the future years we can look for great things. SCHEDULE Col 47 North Lima Col 49 Salem Col 52 Springfield Col 46 Canfield Col 41 East Palestine Col 64 Leetonia Col 63 Lisbon Col 54 Poland Col 86 Louisville Head Coach - RICH BERRYMAN Col 62 Sebring Assistant Coach - GEORGE FISHER Col. 57 Minerva Col 64 East Palestine Col. 64 Leetonia Col. 55 Lisbon Col. 57 Poland Col. Louisville This Page Sponsored by C01, Sebring TYSON'S SCHOOL AND OFFICE SUPPLIES , Col, Minerva ' Phone IV-22952 JERRY MOLLENKOPF - This was Jerry's firstnyear of varsity competition. He was a capable replacee ment under the basket and will be missed next year CARLYLE ELSER - This was Carlyle's first year of varsity play. He showed he had all the stuff it takes to be a basketball player. Although not play- ing full time, he helped us a lot. RAY BALTZ - Ray was the captain of this year's squad. Although only a junior, he played his sec- ond year of varsity. We can expect great things of Ray next year. TOM LOGAN - Tom's determination made him a capable replacement as both a forward and at guard. He will be a valuable asset to next year's team. ROGER FRITCH - What Roger lacked in height, he made up in determination and skill. He will be a great help to next year's team. ALAN DOUGLAS - Alan led the reserve team's scoring attack. He was a capable replacement. This Page Sponsored by KENMAR MANUFACTURING COMPANY East Palestine, Ohio DON DAVIDSON - Don was a consistent scorer and a great rebounder for the Clipper five this year. He excelled at tipping in missed shots. He will be a great help to next year's team. RICH HARROLD - Rich possessed the finest outside shot of the clipper team. He was also a good ball handler. You can look for great things from Rich for the next two years. DON CULP - Don was an excellent ball handler this year. He set up many scoring plays for the Big Red. Don is only a sophomore and he will be a big asset for two more seasons. GARY PERKINS - Gary was one of the boys who played under the basket thisyear. Although not too tall, he managed to capture more than his share of rebounds. He was a good scorer, also. The Clipper fans will see Gary for two more seasons. KENNY BAILEY - Kenny didn't see too much varsity action this year. When he did get in, his playing was creditable. He will be around for two more seasons. PAUL MURPHY - Paul's varsity playing was limited this season, but when he played he showed good ball handling. He will help the team for the next two years. Track 1958 The Clipper squad took part in the following meets: Bethany Relays -------- - - Ohio Wesleyan Relays - - Miami Relays ----- County Meet - - - - District Meet - - - State Meet - - - Dual meets were: Columbiana - - - '74 - - - - Columbiana - - - 62 Columbiana - - - 53 A triangular meer was as follows: Columbiana Beaver Local United Local Leavittsburg - '71 - Beaver - 45 - Salineville - O Points 3 Points 1 Point 2 Points 9 Points 0 Points 35 48 - - 63 21 Four boys placed in the district meet to qualify for the state meet in Columbus Co-Captain - John Murphy ------- Low Hurdles 122. 8 secondsj Helmet Berg - - - - Shot-Put 140 feet 9 inchesj Tom Logan - - - - Discus 1123 feet 11 inchesj Larry Baruhouse ----- 220 123. 8 secondsy Other squad members were: Roy Allen, Jim Bailey, Bill Brown, Bill Campbell Ron Kyser Dave Longanecker, Paul Murphy, Jerry Mollenkopf, Gary Perkins, Arthur Toot, Otis Vestfalls Co Captain Ken Warrick, and Gary Wilms. 1' H if 'fi-f I 'Use X Q,-Q: if? 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FOURTH ROW: Margaret Martin, Sue Dickens, Terry Nightingale, Beverly Gantley, Dennis Muntean. FIFTH ROW: Linda Perrine, Nancy Rowland, Robert Johnson, Raymond Hiner. SIXTH ROW: Juliana Landsberger, Darlene Griffith, Ronald Brown, Lonny Horsfall, Stanley Rupert. TEACHER: Eleanor Roller. NOT PICTURED: Dennis Drexler, Virginia Macklin. Eighth Grades FIRST ROW: Joan Crawford, Robert McGraw, John Golden, Cheryl Beiling. SECOND ROW: Judge Wyatt, Carl Kelley, Ronald Burbick, Penny White, Richard Simpson. THIRD ROW: Dennis Bailey, Kathryn Thomas, Charles Ockerman, James Lewis. FOURTH ROW: Sally Lehman, Sam Coffman, Jo Ann Sacchet, Mary Drew, Dorothy Ockerman, FIFTH ROW: Mary Rernias, Patricia Gaskill, Jane Hutter, Carol Lindsay. SIXTH ROW: Richard Bailey, Betty Jean Barber, Jack Davis, John Herron, Dale Murphy. TEACHER: Carrie Keylor, FIRST ROW: Scott Fullerton, Carl Antram, Gerald Kimble, Terry Nightingale, SECOND ROW: Suzanne Karcher, Sandra Barnes, Robert Hicks, Carol Gerner, Judy Perez, THIRD ROW: Sandra Ritchie, Tim Smith, Nancy Bowman, Lee Bauman, Richard Homan. FOURTH ROW: Linda McBane, Randal Oesch, Dale Chambers, Lee Hanna, Robert Drew. FIFTH ROW: Judy Davidson, Lynn Wurster, Gail Spanabel, Tony Ross, Ken Mahler,. Dave Lipely TEACHER: Waldo Ward. NOT PICTURED: Eleanor Drewnoski. Seventh Grades CLASS OFFICERS President ------ CONNIE WOLFORD Vice-President ------ INTA GRINS Secretary ---- - - GRACE CLARK Treasurer - - - - HENRY HUGHES FIRST ROW: Elva Hazel, Karen Isaksson, Lynn Davis, Linda Richardson, Douglas Hickman, Richard Hutton. SECOND ROW: Mary Ruth Walker, Grace Clark, Jill Fullerton, Kassie Snodgrass, Marcia Knotts. THIRD ROW: John Rummel, Carol Woodward, Gregory Voelm, Tom Brown. FOURTH ROW: Joanne Coy, Richard Long, Nancy Gray, Betty Bevan, Wilbert Dyke. FIFTH ROW: Larry Hoopes, John O'Neil, Fred Gosney, Tom Gantz. SIXTH ROW: Mike Campbell, Salvatore Raneri, Lenore Miller, Duane Spiker, Roy Wallace. TEACHER: George Fisher. NOT PICTURED: Jim Custer. Seventh Grades FIRST ROW: Betty Davies, Barry Logan, Gerald Gamble, John Monahan, Robert Cline, Tate Burkhart, SECOND ROW: Kenneth Huk, Jerry Wining, Dixie Smith, Marianne Madjerac, Sherry Eddy, Gary Romeo THIRD ROW: Marcia Holloway, Charles Harley, Ronnie Suffolk, William Smith, Tom Bookwa lter, FOURTH ROW: Judy Olrnstead, Barbara Bowman, Nancy Kimble, Linda Swanson. FIFTH ROW: Virginia Gerner, Lynn Harrold, Ricky Perrin, Tom Hokanson. SIXTH ROW: Helen Coy, Melissa Marshall, Brian Arbuckle, Connie Wolford, Christine Brown. TEACHER: Helen Elser. NOT PICTURED: Colin Knisely. FIRST ROW: Thomas O'Neil. SECOND ROW: Susan Crawford, Gerry-Sue Hess, Wayne Stamp, David Goist, THIRD ROW: Barbara Gerlach, Marian Lazear, Patricia Dowd, Henry Hughes, Sammae Jackson, FOURTH ROW: Darhl Ritchey, Abe Thomas, Sue Muntean, Carol Steele. FIFTH ROW: Glen Churchfield, Patricia Coffman, Joy Barnhouse, Connie Kimble, Craig Little, Patty Young. SIXTH ROW: Inta Grins, James St. John, Rodney Edwards, Edward Miller, SEVENTH ROW: James Ward, Caroline Wilms, Arthur Kidd, Philip Burbick. TEACHER: Ellen Perrin. NOT PICTURED: L0is Biddle. Junior High Coach Gail Spanabel, Sandy Stahl, Karen Isaksson, Sammae Jackson. Junior High Cheerleaders MR. TED OSSOFF This Page Sponsored by KENMAR MANUFACTURING COMPANY East Pa lest ine, Ohio fanior High Football and Basketball Col Col Col Col Col FOOTBALL 22 Beaver Local 6 29 Poland 0 8 E. Palestine 8 32 Lisbon 0 8 Boardman 14 Col Col Col Col Col Col Col Col Col Col Col Col Col BASKETBALL Leetonia E. 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SECOND ROW: Gayle Gloss, Richard Winkel, Alfred Cunningham, William Oliver, Richard Culp, John Shasteen, Danny Blake, John Atkinson, Richard Mahon. THIRD ROW: Gregory Covert, Thomas Woodward, John Horn, Eric Webb, Lois Nightingale, Marcia Gasser, Cathryn Hough, Karen Dean, Joyce Price. FOURTH ROW: Eric Keck, James Leonard, James Browning, Paul Jack, James Little, Carol Winegord, Ellen Antoinette, Betty Lynn, Sheridan Poulton, Virginia Arn. TEACHER: Alberta Windle. NOT PICTURED: Glenda Harding. FIRST ROW: John Yoder, Alan Scullion, Alan Roberts, William Culp, Paul Barth, Constance Ehrhardt. SECOND ROW: Howard Antram, Lyle Stacey, John Lake, Ronald Jones, James Chikas, Richard Snyder, Carla Miller, Lorraine Hamilton, Joyce Poirier, Suzanne Burkhart. THIRD ROW: Gregory Hart, James Knight, Thomas Davies, James Gaw, Lillian Stamets, Patricia Drot- leff, Jacqueline King, Bonnie Bolsinger. FOURTH ROW: Michael Altomore, George Nicolette, Larry May, Thomas Ferguson, James Dickens, Dale Young, Connie Van Fossan, Judy Miller, Sandra Arbuckle. TEACHER: Belva Switzer. NOT PICTURED: Joanne Hutton, Terry Poulton, Carmen Raneri. Sixth Grade FIRST ROW: Richard whan, Richard Tyson, Richard Smith, Wayne Wickline, Linda Bowman. SECOND ROW: Richard Pine, Joe Versace, Kirby Zellers, Charles Higgins, Alan Wise, Larry Detwiler, Beata Anderson, Richard Gloser, Robert Feezel. . THIRD ROW: George Curl, Everett Lehman, Tom Himes, Karl Netolicky, Maureen Isaksson, Darlene Toot, Rob.erta Spanabel, Madge Snyder. FOURTH ROW: Paul Long, Robert Wurster, John Dailey, Richard Frankford, Willard Burbick, Kathy Gayon, Ann Hetric, Frances Burkert, Marcia Beiling, Deborah Hoffman. TEACHER: Arno Holderread. - ABSENT: Marilyn Heindel. F GTCZCZQ FIRST ROW: Mary Flory, Mary Jane Gantly, Rebecca Stacey, Lynda Wheeler, David Kyser, John Snoke, Clarence Randolph, Mary Kay Burbick, Karen Jones, Judith Browning. SECOND ROW: Keith Kibler, Ronald Detwiler, Vernon Kimble, Larry Esterly, Alfred Ridel, Kathleen Smith, Valerie Powers, Michele Crowl, Arlene Hamilton, Janie Gotthardt, THIRD ROW: Jack Hokanson, James Murphy, Fred Maurer, Jack Brown, Joyce Scott, Martha Candel, Sandra Schonhut, Roberta Blackburn. FOURTH ROW: James Miller, David Rowland, Lee Davis, Jack Hawkins, Larry Brown, Kathyrn Hollo- way, Nancy Hughes, Linda Baltz, Bonnie Schmidt, Linda Rhodes. TEACHER: Margaret Griffiths, Fmfh Grades FIRST ROW: Rudell Sacchet, Kathy Meade, SECOND ROW: John Cole, Danny Oliver, Larry Richardson, George Burkert, Adella Longsworth, Polly Voelrn, Kathy Curl, Peggy Angles. THIRD ROW: William Snyder, Michael Flynn, Gary Russell, Jerry Simpson, Richard McBane, Marjorie Rhodes, Cheryl Carroll, Janis McGuckin, Barbara Drotleff, Elizabeth Chikas. FOURTH ROW: William Hum, Dale Benjamin, Richard Istnick, Edward Scott, Karen Orr, Susan Johns, Diane Roth, Ann Louise Theiss. FIFTH ROW: David Strausbaugh, Herbert Bortner, Michael Garver, Gerald Leonard, Dale Young, Aud- rey Lewis, Mary Longanecker, Bonnie Reash, Reba Cleveland, Karen Haney, TEACHER: Carolyn Orr. FIRST ROW: Danny Barnhouse, Chuck Veon, Baz Ockerman, Carol Puscher, Patti Fair, Marjorie Cross, Marjorie Wilhelm, Patty Russell, Frances Reese, Linda Detwiler, SECOND ROW: Ray Oeler, Gary Johnson, Torn Potts, Gary Hartman, Dick Keller, Susan Austin, Erle Douglas, Susan Perrine, Cynthia Dowdle. A THIRD ROW: Jay Olmstead, Bill Madjarac, David Bevan, Paul Morse, Sue Vick, Rosemary Fellers, Susan Horsfall, Sharon Garrod, FOURTH ROW: Gerald Smith, Jim Blouir, Jim Ferrall, Raymond Rurnmel, Jim Wenderoth, Betty Snod- grass, Claudia Manley, Sue Hough, Adell Reaggle, Ruth Biddle, TEACHER: Patricia Poulton. NOT PICTURED: Douglas Knisely. Compliments of MA IN STREET MOTORS Fourth Grades FIRST ROW: James Lehman, Wayne Simpson, Dennis Kimble, Michael Detwiler, Robert Husted, Dan- iel Clark, Thomas Russell, Robert Foster, John Cross. SECOND ROW: Janelle Brittain, Carol Burbick, Jane Browning, Marsha Segesman, Terry Morris, Pam- ela Dalrymple, Patricia Barnes, John Sponseller, John Stamets, THIRD ROW: Becky Lipe, Linda Antram, Kathy McNab, Nancy Stephens, Beverly Holloway, Kristine Snyder, Janet Gregg, Karen Frank, Connie Esterly. TEACHER: Ethel Clunk. NOT PICTURED: Jack Raneri, Terry Knisely, FIRST ROW: Frank Raneri, David Hartzell, Gloria Smith, Nancy Hum, Ruth Dotson, Galen Nicolette, Timothy Kauffman, Jim Kelly, Kathy Tucker, Q SECOND ROW: Bill Hoover, Robert Noble, Tom McQuistion, John Newell, Lynette Carr, John Rhodes, Sandy Leonard, Bill Mackall, Jay Dee French, Mrs. Cyrus. THIRD ROW: Beverly Porter, Jackie Wise, Brenda White, Bonnie Eckhardt, Dean Keck, Mary Lou Mar- shall, Barbara Isaksson, Tommy Barnum, Gary Shasreen, TEACHER: Marie Cyrus, NOT PICTURED: Donna Cole. Fourth Grades FIRST ROW: Russell Bailey, Louis Kramer, Stephen Gayon, William Gamble, Harry Dean, David Web- er, Derry Nash, Rebecca Sacchet, Karen Echard. SECOND ROW: Bradley Hoffman, Norman Edwards, William Davis, Mark Hughes, Constance Perrin, Betty J. Little, Sue Higgins, Harvey Boley. THIRD ROW: Jennifer Jones, Sandra Snyder, Loeta Hoopes, Maria Apinis, Marcia Mumpire, Constance Lodge, Karhy Ritchey, Barbara Gaw, Deborah Hess, Marjorie Way. TEACHER: Vera Fraysier. NOT PICTURED: Randolph Bolsinger, Martha Witmer. FIRST ROW: David Witt, William Troyer, David Whan, Ianina Parsly, Sherry Rapp, Carolyn Bailey, Linda Gween, Karle Higham, Ronald Brubaker, Richard Hooper, Richard Goist, SECOND ROW: John Dowdle, Robert Exten Ir. , Carol Edwards, Rebecca Lindsay, Michael Mayer, Mar- na Hanna, Beverly Coalmer, Willa Huffman, Judith Ballintine, Richard Detwiler. THIRD ROW: Billy Eckhardt, Richard Buckalew, Sandra Stewart, Deborah Ruhl, Wreatha Rhodes, Chris- tine Goist, Marla Ann Halverstadt, Janice Austin. TEACHER: Sara Groner. NOT PICTURED: Carol Rick, Douglas Turnbull, Third Grades FIRST ROW: Robert Biddle, Carol Dotson, Danny Wickline, Elizabeth Crawford, Dale Taylor, George Lynn, Patty Gabe, Alan Young, Arlin Keck, Robert Antram. SECOND ROW: David Lehman, Paul Musselman, Cathy Dalrymple, Robert Dailey, Paul Garber, Eliza- beth Ann Hanlon, Homer Hoffman, Ricky Roth, Donald Randolph, Daniel Gaughan. THIRD ROW: Susan Renfrew, Robert Eckhardt, Mary Budd, Suzanne Chesney, Linda Perrott, Gary Miller, James Kibler, Elizabeth Cunningham, Rosa Berchtold, Linda Horsfall. TEACHER: Laura Schaeffer, FIRST ROW: Eddie Smith, Greg Gustafson, James Moser, Tommy Miller, Howard Harper, Gary Coler, Billy Ward, SECOND ROW: Gary Mumpire, Carol Wolford, Mildred Zeigler, Lonnis Sposetta, Penny Perrin, Kathy Barrow, Barbara Woods, Don Custer, Roy Jackson. THIRD ROW: Albert Barber, Jeff Garstick, Kenny Pfund, Diana Hough, Tommy Smith, Greg Young, Don Reash, Ted Suffolk. FOURTH ROW: Jack Wenderoth, Patty Hartman, James Miller, Dean Stamp, Marjorie Crowl, Nancy Reash, Susan Gasser, Susan Forney, Barbara Wise, Ann Jo Houlette. TEACHER: Sparkle Lautzenheiser. Third rude FIRST ROW: David Horn, Billy Cyrus, Robert Gerner, Gary Gates, Larry Taylor, Gary Thapp, Gary Schlag. SECOND ROW: Tommy Hoover, Theresa Raneri, Linda Perkins, Pamela Lipe, Carol Ritchie, Joanne Lazear, Karen Weber, Carl Null. THIRD ROW: Paula Paul, Tommy Golden, Paul Custer, Eleatha Thomas, David McKinney, Roy Shodd Keith Kyser, Donald McKinney, Larry Benner. FOURTH ROW: David Hughes, Susan Bowman, Robert Gamble, Alan Ockerman, Waldo Ross, Ruth Webb Betty Gamble, Bonnie White, Cathy Istnick. TEACHER: Juanita May. We were all saddened by Mr. Culp's death which occurred on December 5, 1958 Mr. Culp had been the senior custodian in our schools for over fifteen years, and was well known and liked by everyone. He was conscientious, hard-working and competent Second Grades FIRST ROW: Jeffrey Howell, Robert Marshall, William Rapp, Robert Hooper. SECOND ROW: Thomas Nicolette, Patricia Wilms, Karen Gayon, Vicki Van Fossan, Beverly Eckhardt Peggie Reynolds, Doris Randolph, William Wining. THIRDROW: MichaelBricker, David McGuckin, Williard Tucker, Craig Dean, Thomas Cole, Fred Steeb, Mary Frankford, Wanda Ziegler, Sally Nichelson. FOURTH ROW: Marshall Fleming, Kenneth Floor, Robert Franket, Richard Pursiful, Connie Manley, Deborah Cartwright, Heather Higham, Jerri Bertelsen, Wanda Utkowska. TEACHER: Norma Davidson. FIRST ROW: Bruce Bieshelt, Deborah Girard, Linda Consentino, Sharon Nelson, Carol Lipply, Janice Rhodes, Nancy Garber, Elaine Benjamin, Robert Macklin, Gary Burt. SECOND ROW: Larry Gregory, Robert Lipe, Clifford Newell, Mel Blackburn, Richard Peterson, Gary Schmidt, Criss Lamoncha, James Powers, Alan Eckert, David Barnhouse, Timothy Martin. THIRD ROW: Clara Stacey, Darlene Carder, Marsha Keller, Cheryl Covert, Carol Schnarrenberger, Wendy Rakacy, Jayne Jones, Katherine Echard, Donna Snodgrass. TEACHER: Mildred Miller, Second Grades i no FIRST ROW: Marlene Boston, Lynn Sponseller, Patti Maurer, Joyce Naughton, Juanita Price, Indra Dukats, Karen Costanzo, Joyce Graff, Karen Gasney, Norma Chambers. SECOND ROW: Billy Gray, Gary Gregg, Bobby Hum, Richard Miller, Richard McCoy, Hartford Hact- zell, Tommy Crowl, Linda Candel, Mary Grace Witmer, Jean Richardson. THIRD ROW: Connie Tipton, Dorothy Custer, Charles Reaggle, Dick Kapp, Norman Husted, Dennis Lipely, David Oliver, Vickie Morris, Jeff Russell. TEACHER: Georganne Race. NOT PICTURED: Alex Apinis, Stephen Versace. FIRST ROW: Jane Strausbaugh, Susan Longabough, David Mumpire, Sheryl Zohnd, David Holderread, Alice Engberg, Dennis Weber, Bruce Oliver, Robert Woods. SECOND ROW: Jeffrey Jensen, James Smith, Robert Tullis, James Hinerman, Steven Digman, Velinda Lillie, Susan Souder, Norman Toot, Larry Blouir. THIRD ROW: Bernice Chesney, Bobby McBane, Marjorie Curl, Gloria Drotleff, Cindy Merreot, Danny Lewis, Randy Brubaker, Ann Fitzpatrick, Lynn Taylor. TEACHER: Miriam Warrick. NOT PICTURED: Maureen Malone, Denise Rodgers, Joe Raneri, First Grades FIRST ROW: Danny Brothers, Tommy Bell, Art Exten, Lynn Berryman, Kassie Jones, Connie Berry, John Shell, Roger Blosser, Ray Exten. SECOND ROW: David James, Philip Campbell, Lee Swope, Darryl Kiehl, Bobby Hum, Bobby Newell, Alfred Borrow, Billy Stamets, Jimmy Schmidt, Lester Oesch. THIRD ROW: Larry Kyser, Diane Budd, Dara Kyser, Christine Stanley, Peggy Perrin, Maureen Burbick, Vicki Gustafson, Vicki Johnson, Marlene Shodd, Linda Stewart. TEACHER: Margaret Brungard, FIRST ROW: Richard Mollenkopf, Viktor Apinis, George Veon, Jeffrey King. SECOND ROW: Kenneth Blair, Mary Lou Wheeler, Melanie Reaggle, Kathie Frye, Dorothy Flory, Bar- bara Lipply, Lynne Weber, Joy Logan, William Newell. THIRD ROW: Darla Kunkle, Deborah Gardner, Dennis Atkins, Nancy Long, Bruce Hough, Robert Dyke, Alan Smith, Terry Rapp, Edward Cyrus. FOURTH ROW: Carl Isaksson, Michael Taylor, Melissa Henry, Timothy Potts, Linda Forney, Jack Kuhl- man, Pamela Longabaugh, Barbara Coler, Vicki McGraw, TEACHER: Doris Dowd. NOT PICTURED: Diane Russell. First Grades FIRST ROW: John Mark Witmer, Dale Bauman, Billy Kendall, SECOND ROW: Bill Koehler, Kenny Beck, Gary Richardson, Robbie Hoover, Herman Lehman, Mark Young, Timmy Hawkins, Chris Munyon, Tommy Tatta, THIRD ROW: Jeff Stephens, Kathy Winkel, Patty Bricker, Juanita Price, Trevor Rummell, Laura Mamis, Patty Hiner, Marilee Ritchie, Eddy Richardson. FOURTH ROW: Debra Hepp, Christine Henry, Rita Crawford, Colleen Lipe, Barbara Hanlon, Kathleen White, Rachel Stacy, Debbie Naughton, Christine Raneri, Cathy Gillis. TEACHER: Kathryn Pine. NOT PICTURED: Danny MacMillan, Sue Peterson. I FIRST ROW: Deborah McKinney, Linda Edwards, John Ludwig, David Theiss, Forest Hendrickson, Kathy Spanabel, Vickie Segesman, Deborah Swanson, Jonelle Carr. SECOND ROW: Kathi Zellers, Connie Laughlin, Janice Kelley, Susan Wetzel, Steven Hill, Rick Lodge, Homer McCoy, Tommy Carroll, John Mossor, Greg Sponseller, Randy Barnes, THIRD ROW: Michael Jugan, Tommy Holderread, Claudia Ritchey, Susan Brown, Jennifer Orr, Debra Coffman, Mary Elizabeth Bookwalter, John Throp, Jerry Mead, Larry Miller, TEACHER: Arlene Schaal. NOT PICTURED: Mary Lou Senior, Michael Versace, Fred Esenwein, Scott Henderson. Kindergartens FIRST ROW: Wayne Berry, Diana Sturgell, Jean Frankford, Rebecca Gosney, Paul Wilms, Elaine Shick ley, Jack Brothers, ' Debbra Morris, SECOND ROW: Jay Groner, Ricky Atkins, Robert Corey, Sue Ann Hum, Debra Newcomer, Leslie St. John, Janice Boston, Jeff McMaster. THIRD ROW: Deborah Esenwein, Billy Spratt, Bobby Miller, Pamela Zohnd, Peggy Floor, Harry Raneri Karen Coleman, Eddy Oesch. TEACHER: Alberta Bailey, NOT PICTURED: James Anderson, Jacquelynn Goterba, Donald Ripe, Janis Morse, Scott Pepe, Sandy Kay Simpson, Joy Bell. FIRST ROW: John Vinakalns, Terry Stamp, Geoffrey Hunt, Ronnie Perkins, Jim Hiner, Karen Nelson, Scott Kauffman, Barbara Huk, Joyce Snyder. SECOND ROW: Charles Taylor, Art Mamis, Barbara Garber, Kevin Goist, Melinda Hum, Michael Oli- ver, Cynthia Haines, Wayne Price, Anthony Versace. THIRD ROW: David Allison, Becky Burkey, Terri Stacey, Sharon Edwards, Gerald Lehman, Amy Hut- son, Steven Dickens, Ricky Burt, Tommy Nichelson, Frank Kopp. TEACHER: Alberta Bailey. NOT PICTURED: Gary Johnson, Barbara Tullis. Kindergartens FIRST ROW: Charles Chesney, Deborah Schonhut, Kathleen Hokanson, Janice Barnhouse, Billy Budd, Dennis Wining, Douglas Sposetta, Jimmy Roberts, Elaine Griffin, SECOND ROW: Deborah Firestone, Walter Armstrong, Irene Hamilton, Elaine Steiner, Danny Beiling, Mary Jo Hinerman, Holly Io Gustafson, Darlene Girard, THIRD ROW: Marcia Cunningham, David Lynn, Susan Martin, MichaelMiller, Carol Reash, Lisa Souder, Connie Bussard, Susan Poirier, Terry Thompson, TEACHER: Maxine Clark. 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East Palestine, Ohio C0mPlimentS Compliments of COLUMBIANA NATIONAL TRAC TOR SALES RUBBER JoHN C. T. ELDER AND soN MACHINERY Your Friendly Ford CQMPANY Tractor Dealer Colurnbiana, Ohio Phone: IV-2.-2433 Colurnbiana, Ohio SMITH FURNITURE, INC. 119 S. Main St. Columbiana, Ohio Featuring: Franklin Furniture Sirnmons Bedding Makes you feel pretty important, doesn't it? You've come through twelve rough years of books and report cards, detention periods and childish ways--- to find your future staring you smack in the face. It's such an uncertain future--filled with nuclear fission and speeds faster than sound. . .big frightening hassles in the U. N. and trips into outer space. But the most important thing is that this future We're talking about is YOU! You'll make it or break it, keep the peace or fight the wars, harness the atom for good, or use it to kill and maim. Through your college years, into your professions and the homes you will build. . . our best wishes go with you, Graduate--we're depending on you! McKELVEY'S YOUNGSTOWN'S owN STORE Compliments of T1-LE COLUMBIANA BOILER COMPANY Colurnbiana, Ohio Compliments of P. R. COREY 8: SONS Columbiana, Ohio Compliments of LAUGHLIN HATCHERY Compliments of DONBA.R'S GROCERY Phone IV. 2-2724 Compliments of HARROLD TOOL CO. Colurnbiana, Ohio - Ph. IV.2-3371 Congratulations to the Class of 1959 Compliments of BERGS PRE TZELS, INCORPORATED Manufacturers of Dan Dee Pretzels, Potato Chips, Cheese Corn Noodles, Waves, French Fried Corn and Corn Twistie s Leetonia, Ohio Phone: I-lAzel 7-2111 HAzel 7-2112 Congratulations to the Class of '59 So nigh is grandeur to our dust, So Near is God to man, When duty whispers low, Thou Must The youth replies, I can! STROUSS-HIRSHBERG'S YOUNGS TOWN'S DE PENDAB LE STORE Since 1875 Congratulations to the Class of 1959 THE F. C. RUSSELL CO. Manufacturer of Rusco Windows and Doors Colurnbiana, Ohio Congratulations, Seniors and Thanks for the Opportunity of Making the Pictures for Your Annual. We Enjoyed It. BILL DAVIS, Photographer DAVIS STUDIO AND PHOTO SUPPLY Columbiana County's Largest, Most Reliable Name in Photography Eastman Kodak - Ansco 23 South Market Street Phone CA -6-9314 On the Square IV-Z-3334 WM. B. MILLER CO. BEDDING- - FLOOR COVERINGS F URNITURE Columbiana, Ohio Compliments of RICHARDSON'S Colunibiana, Ohio MIDWAY MOTOR SALES, INC. G. M. C. Trucks TRUCKS State Route No. 7 New Waterford, Ohio GL-7-2354 U' in Q' '7 oun commsuroks XL-I Barbe r Bookwalter Dr. Consentino Dr Dewalt Dr Gar stick Dr Garver Dr Gr appy Dr Houk Dr J one s Dr King Dr Lehman Dr Moorehead Dr Murphy Dr Nelson Dr Nicolette Dr Pritchard Richard Fox - Attorney John Hutson - Attorney .Tack Kuhlrnan - Attorney William Lodge - Attorney Compliments Compliments Compliment s Compliments Compliments Compliment s Compliment s of Churchfield Drug Store of Firestone Farms of J' and E Records of Johnson Pie Shop of the Petite Shop of Salem Chamber of Commerce of Walter Schuck Accounting Service sg 'i?f.b, ,. :m'!17 Cafeteria Snapshots 'lk f in A.. -,lf ',-' f- H N af' +R, i 5 JM,M,:, -.. Q Freshman Initiation f - ' -Zffiwfi-M -'Q' 2-www 1wf - -V W MM... ,U - AW, WW ,MMM Decorated Birthday and Wedding Cakes Fresh Pastrie s and Bread TI-IE COLUMBIANA BAKERY 18 South Main St. Columbiana, Ohio Phone: IV 2.-2515 Cornplirnents of the H. M. OIL CO. SHELL PETROLEUM DIS TRIB U TORS Phone: IV- Z-43 1 1 HECKS RES TAURAN T We Cater to Parties Columbiana, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 1959 KAISER ALUMINUM at CHEMICAL CORP. w 5.1 an X i Compliments of PEOPLE'S LUMBER CO. Adver tis e in the Peak Service Ashland Oil Products RESTAURANT 8: CLIPPER! TRUCK STOP Visit COLUMBIANA APPLIANCE COUGHLIN'S COFFEE SHOP S. Main Street CENTER Frigidaire Products Owner: FRED JOEBCHEN Phone Iv 2-2762 Compliments of ALLEN'S SHOE STORE 38 S. Main St. Columbiana, Ohio Quality Shoes for the Entire Compliments of OLA'S BEAUTY SALON Family Phone Iv 2 - 2 244 Compliments of GILMORE 'S WARRICK AMOCO FUNERAL SERVICE Phone IV 2- 3621 Columbiana Columbiana, Ohio KRAMER'S Interior and Exterior Painting Carpet Cleaning Fairfield Avenue Ext. Columbiana, Ohio - Ph. IV. 2-4563 Compliments of CITIES SERVICE OIL CO. ED MILLER, Agent Colunibiana, Ohio MARKAY 512 TO S51 STORE Formerly KURTZ. 5 8: 10 Open to Serve You DALE E. YOUNG Quality Homes Columbiana, Ohio IV. 2- 2379 Good Luck and Success to the Class of '59 COLUMBIANA CLEANERS Pick- Up and Delivery Service IV. 2-2518 COLUMBIANA LEDGER Serving the Biggest Little Town in Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 1959 RYAN E, SNYDER INSURANCE AGENCY Auto - Fire - Hospitalization IV. 2-2258 VINCE TULLIS SHOW REPAIR 12 N. Main Street Columbiana. Ohio Compliments of MARCUS A, HUM D. B. A. -J. L. HUM Roofing - Spouting - Repairing XXth Century and Kleane Air Furnaces Rear 225 S. Main St. IV. 2-2449 Best Wishes for the Class of '59 THE ENTERPRISE COMPANY Subsidiary of the WM. K. STAMETS COMPANY Columbiana, Ohio Compliments of Compliments NORTH EAST OHIO POULTRY Assoc1AT1oN of Silver Quill Eggs - Poultry ROI-IRER'S Colllm-bia-1'1a, Ohio BUILDERS SUPPLIES GOLDEN'S FLOWERS 8: GIFTS Flowers for All Occasions 24 W. Friend Street Colunibiana, Ohio IV. 2-4475 Compliment s of THE VOGUE SHOP Colunibiana, Ohio Phone Iv- 2- 3332 Complirnents of FERGUSON'S FARM MARKET Route 7 Compliments of COLUMBIANA BUICK CO. 21 E. Railroad Street Columbiana, Ohio Compliments of EDGAR BELL Well Drilling and Pump Service Deming Pumps RD 4752 Phone IV-2-4000 Columbiana, Ohio RENE HAIRDRESSING SALON If Your Hair Is Not Becoming to You-- Then You Should Be Coming to Me Individual Attention ls Assured Every Customer Call for Day or Evening Appointments Columbiana IV-2-2089 R,F.D, 2 Compliments of OLAF V. TODD INSURANCE Colurnbiana, Ohio Compliments of MANCHESTER MARKET Corner of Routes 7 and 14 FITZPATRICK BROTHERS Good Clothing for Men Colurnbiana, Ohio RALPH REDDINGTON Nation Wide Insurance 37 S. Pearl Street Phone IV-2-4246 Compliments of REASH IMPLEMENTS Columbiana, Ohio CITY RADIO AND TV Dealer in RCA Victor and RCA Whirlpool 15 North Main Street Phone IV-2-4134 Compliments of MANOS THEATER HELEN KOCH LUEK Piano - Theory Aifiliated Teacher With Sherwood Music School Phone IV-2.-2617 Compliments from TE O JOHN AND DALE ISALWS KAMPFERJS Texaco Service Colurnbiana, Ohio FISHER PRINTING CO. East Park Avenue Colurnbiana, Ohio VIRGINIA' S BEAUTY SHOPPE Artistic Hair Styling VIRGINIA BARR, Prop. Colurnbiana, Ohio Phone IV-2-4414 D cmes C0mP11meHtS Of Congratulations and Good Luck MARGARET'S BEAUTY to the Class of 1959 SERVICE SHOP C. F. ESENWEIN ROBERT L. NAUGHTON Plumbing and Heating Phone IV-2.-4400 Compliments of COLUMBIANA Cylinder Grinding STALEY 8: GLENN The Home of Good Shoes Expert Shoe Repairing Colurnbiana, Ohio Best Wishes to Clippers CHARLES ADAMS JEWELER Watches - Diamonds - Jewelry Expert Watch Repairs SO. Main SI. - Ph. IV2-2166 Columbiana, Chio Compliments of JOHN RYAN JR. Valley Golf Club Coluinbiana., Ohio Complinients of HOPPES TIRE SERVICE Your Goodyear Dealer T. A. HILL MOTORS Sales - Oldsmobile - Service Heavy Duty Wrecker Service Night Phone: IV-2.-2385 Day Phone: IV-2-4233 IDLE HOUR RESTAURANT Junction 7 and 164 North Lima, Ohio 1 Mile So. of Ohio Turnpike Phone KI. -9-9105 CRAWFORD'S MARKET Friendly Service Since 1911 Phone IV-Z-3315 Cornplirnents of HORTON'S PUMP SERVICE AND WELL DRILLING Phone IV- 2- 3 645 Complirnents of MOWEN CLEANERS Z9 South Main Street Colurnbiana, Ohio Phone LV-Z-3370 FUHRMAN INSURANCE AGENCY KATHRYN S. FUHRMAN 119 South Main Street Telephone IV-Z-4215 Colurnbiana: Ohio Compliments of CERNI PONTIAC SALES Columbiana, Ohio Compliments of EARL H. NEWELL AND SONS GENERAL CONTRACTORS Compliments of SPRAGUE BARBER SHOP 14 S. Main Street STOUFFER'S ORCHARD Fresh Fruits and Vegetables in Season Cold Storage Alte rnate Route ff 1 4 Compliments of MASON'S WESTERN AUTO SUTI-IERIN'S SUNOCO Colunibiana, Ohio Compliment s of BRUCE R. GARD Painting and Paper Hanging Compliments of COLUMBIANA MILLING 8: SUPPLY COMPANY Phone IV-2.-4612 EVER READY GAS CO. Cooking - Heating - Refrigeration R. F. D. 1992 Colurnbiana IV-Z-4821 RURAL SUPPLY Hardware - Feed - Seed - Farm Supplies Store Located at fMiddleton, Ohioj P. O. - Columbiana, Ohio R. F. D. H2 Phone IV-2-4821 Compliments of AL'S ORCHARDS Quality Apples and Filtered Cider ALBERT NEISHLEB, Owner GROSS RADIO SERVICE G. E. Television Sales and Service 75 West Salem Street Colurnbiana, Ohio - Ph. IV-Z-4103 Compliments of CRAWFORD EQUIPMENT CO. SEEDERLY-BEILHART Whitman's and Schraffts Chocolates Rust Craft Greeting Cards Smoker's Supplies Magazines and Papers RYAN'S NEWS Compliine nts of NEW WATERF ORD FURNITURE CO. Complinrients of MRS. R. J. BARROW Piano and Organ Instructor STAHL'S Coal and Builder ' s Supplie s Columbiana, Ohio Phone IV- 2 - 3 32 6 Compliments of WITMER TURKEY FARM Hearts Delight Turkeys Columbiana, Ohio Best Wishes to Clippers CA.LVIN'S SERVICE EE , 53 STATION CLASS OF '56 Nancy Adams - Mrs. Ronald Champayne Randall Bailey - Ohio University Virginia Beiling - Mrs. Walter Burt Marcia Bevington - Youngstown University David Binsley - Ohio University John Bookwalter - Amherst College Ronald Bowers - Theron's Market Wolfgang Buchholz - Germany Fred Burkhert - Navy Marjorie Conrad - Cleveland Ronald Cope - Army Carolyn Cox - Kent State Donald Crouse - National Rubber James Daily - Rohrer's Supply Richard Detwiler - Enterprise Com- pany Samuel Douglas - Ohio State William Fisher - Air Force Donald Gleckler - A.8tP. Richard Glenn - San Diego Donald Greiner - Western Reserve Sue Groner - Mrs. Robert Douglas Peggy Jo Hanna - Mrs. Donald Oberholtzer Shirley Hicks - Donbars Grocery Martha Horst - Mrs. John Patchen Jim Hough- Fithian's Construction Company Marjorie Jessop - Mrs. Arthur Huk Gary Johnson - Army Gene Justice - Youngstown Francis Keylor - Heideleburg Col- lege Harold Kyser - Esterlee Fence Co, Jack Logan - Bliss Company Ilene McCullough - Western 8: Southern Insurance Irene McCullough - Mrs. Booher Marlene Meade - Mrs. Charles Ramsey Shirley Montgomery - Teaching at Unity Gay Lee Orr - Mrs. Aaron Needham Marilyn Perrine - Kent State Faye Porter - Mrs. Richard Detwiler Karen Poulton - Mrs. Donald Acker- man Anne Rhoads - Mrs. William Rupert James Stark - Bliss Co. Patsy Stockman - Home Brad Tingle - Kent State Dick Weber - Youngstown University Floyd Welker - Dinsio Bros. Mining Company Janet Wise - Mrs. Kenneth Gamble David Wolfgang - Cincinnati Bible Seminary Larry Zimmerman - Esterlee Fence Company CLASS OF '5'7 Marjorie Anderson - Kent State Marion Bailey - Youngstown Uni- versity Beverly Bair - Kent State James Bookwalter - Amherst Col- lege Alumni Laurice Brightwell - Cleveland Darlene Brittian - Bowling Green Tom Brown - Air Force' Bob Chmura - Youngstown Univer- sity Bob Cline - Air Force Bob Dickey - Air Force Jack Dowd - Ferrall Pattern Shop Donald Fellers - Bowling Green Donna Gross - Lindsay Insurance Doris Gross - Enterprise Co. Heather Haney - Air Line Hostess Lora Hanson - Mrs. William Murphy Judith Harrold - Bowling Green Thomas Hickman - Air Force Bill Hutton - Donbars Grocery Judy Justice - Mrs. Larry Zimmer- man Dick Lanterman - Remington Typewriter Co. Don Longshore - Sohio Service Sta- tion John Longsworth - Baldwin Wallace Da le McCullough - Columbiana Village Ruth Messersmith - Capital Univer- sity Joyce Mollenkopf - Mrs. Jack San- f ders Catherine Nelson - Mrs. Gene Jus- tice Suzanne Nelson - Baldwin Wallace Harrold Oesch - Elmer Dunkin Pat Paulson - Salem City Hospital Pat Porter - Mrs. Allen Metz Pam Poulton - Mrs. Dave Brothers Herbert Ramsey - Air Force Jane Rapp - Mrs. Carl Dodson Jean Rapp - Mrs. Robert Gleckler Jim Rhodes - Marines Richard Rhodes - Marines Leon Ross - Youngstown University Millard Sayers - Air Force Peggy Sitler - Mrs. James Russell Carole Spanable - A8rP Eileen Taylor - Mrs, Don Leffel Pat Thornhill - Practical Nurse Ada Welker - Ohio Bell Bob Whitehead - Fisher Printing Carol Williamson - Mrs. Jack Brice- land Diane Wise - Mrs. James Dailey Terry Zellers - Sealtest Dairy CLASS OF '58 Corrine Adams - Ohio Wesleyan Jerry Allison - J 8a E Record Shop Robert Arbuckle - Youngstown Uni- versity William Arn - Eastman School of Music Charles Beiling - Ohio University Helmut Berg - Germany Barbara Bierley - Flower Hospital Toledo Beverly Bock - Capital University Maureen Budd - Home William Campbell - Ohio Univer- sity Ray Chambers - Air Force Carol Coy - Dr. Jones' office John Clark - Ohio University Barbara Crawford - Kent State William Davidson - Youngstown University Dawn Dodson - Mrs. Paul Rance Karen Douglass - Capital University Larry Douglas - Youngstown Univer- sity Kenny Dowd - Ohio University Rebecca Firestone - Mrs. Sam Har- rold Patricia Franket - Ohio University Carol Gaston - Air Line Reserva- tionist Gary Geiger - Youngstown Univer- sity Marion Heck - Heck's Restaurant Nancy Heltzel - Franklin Furniture Company Dean Herbkersman - Home Charles Hiner - Valley Golf Club Kim Hoover - Mount Union College Marjorie Horst - Ben Franklin Charlotte Hough - Manos Theater Lynn Hubert - Grace Downs Philip Ibbotson - Marietta Donna Joebchen - Ea stern Air Lines Ronnie Kyser - Ferguson's Market Sally Kyser - Mrs. Wayne Gross Bill Longsvvorth - Baldwin-Wallace John Martin - Ohio University John Murphy - Western Reserve Sandra Noble - Youngstown Sheet Sa Tube David O'Neil - Ohio University Linda Pine - Bretheran Service Cen- ter Jim Poulton - Ohio State Jane Puscher - Westminister Betty Rapp - Union Bank James Reaggle - Orr's Woodcraft David Reinehr - Youngstown Uni- versity Sandra Rhodes - Paramount Beauty School Jean Ritchie - Women's Army Corps Paul Rummel - Cerni Pontiac William Russell - Bowling Green Tom Scott - Amoco Station, North Lima Carolyn Sloan - Attorney Oaks' Of- fice Norman Spiker - Spiker Tin Shop Jane Stacey - Ohio State Charles Stark - Army Fred Twitchell - Home June Wank - Wells Drug Store Ken Warrick - Case Tech Polly Way - Oberlin George Welker - Home Nancy Wenderoth - Century Market Gary Wilms - Michigan State Bob Wonsettler - University of Wis- consin Janis Yereb - Youngstown University Jean Yoder - St. Elizabeth Hospital Sandra Zellers - Don Gosney's office